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  • Prime Hydration bottles

    Prime Hydration Drinks Aren't Just For Workouts. Here's How To Turn Them Into Cocktails

    Prime drinks are typically meant to rehydrate you after intense activity, or to pick your energy up. They can also be used to make some killer cocktails.

    By Jessica Riggio Read More
  • Teriyaki sauce in a white bowl

    How To Fix Salty Store-Bought Teriyaki Sauce In Minutes

    Store-bought teriyaki sauce is convenient, but it runs the risk of being overly salty. Here's how to balance its flavor for a better dish.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • A bowl of soup with cheese and a spoon on the side

    How To Add Cheese To Your Soup Without It Becoming Grainy

    Have you ever tried making a gooey soup with cheese, only to find it turned into a clumpy mess? Here's how to stop that cheese from curdling in your soup.

    By Jonathan Kesh Read More
  • A simple dish with chocolate pasta and a fork

    Here's How To Add Chocolate To Pasta (It's Not As Odd As You Think)

    Chocolate... in pasta? Don't knock it till you try it! Here's how to make chocolate pasta and what kind of sweet and savory sauces to pair it with.

    By Dhruv Trivedi Read More
  • A woman looking down at a large red wine stain on her white blouse.

    How To Remove A Wine Stain From Clothes Without Any Cleaning Agents

    There's nothing worse than that slow-motion moment of watching wine fall onto something white. Next time it happens, here's how to clean it without agents.

    By Georgina Jedikovska Read More
  • Bowl of macaroni salad

    How To Turn Store-Bought Macaroni Salad Into A BBQ Showstopper

    There's nothing wrong with grabbing store-bought macaroni salad for your next barbecue, but make sure you crank it up a notch with some of these ingredients.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • double basin stainless steel kitchen sink

    How To Bring Back Your Stainless Steel Sink Back To Pristine Condition

    If you want to restore your stainless steel sink to its former glory, consider using two common pantry ingredients to make an at-home cleaning solution.

    By Greta Pano Read More
  • pickles with whiskey pictured together

    How To Turn Store-Bought Pickles Into Mouthwatering Whiskey Pickles

    There are many ways to use pickles to flavor dishes, but what about flavoring the pickles themselves? Here's how you can use whiskey to give them a boozy kick.

    By Nikita Ephanov Read More
  • A potluck spread

    How To Politely Decline Homemade Food Without Hurting Someone's Feelings

    If you need to decline food as a guest in someone's home or at a gathering, how can you do it without hurting their feelings? Here's how to graciously refuse.

    By Adam Raphael Read More
  • Person wiping down wooden cabinets with a cloth

    How To Avoid Damaging The Finish Of Your Cabinets When Cleaning

    From food splatters to greasy fingerprints, cabinets get pretty grimy, but the last thing you want is to ruin their finish when cleaning them.

    By Demi Phillips Read More
  • Mason jar filled with citrus fruit drink

    How To Turn A Mason Jar Into A Juicer You Can Drink From

    If you don't have a juicer, or don't want to pull it out for a small juicing job, grab a Mason jar and this handy accessory for minimal mess.

    By Jessica Riggio Read More
  • plate with a cauliflower steak

    How To Cut Cauliflower Steaks Without Them Falling Apart

    Cauliflower steaks are a delicious plant-based entree, but their prep requires special care to prevent them from falling apart. Here's how to cut them properly.

    By Shriya Swaminathan Read More
  • fried plantains in a bowl

    How To Give Plantains A Sweet Boozy Twist With Tequila

    If you like those crisp and caramelized fried plantains with a creamy, almost custard-like interior, wait till you make them with a splash of tequila.

    By Jessica Riggio Read More
  • A pile of green, yellow, and red scotch bonnets on a grey countertop.

    The Trick To Toning Down The Heat Of Scotch Bonnet Pepper In Any Dish

    Scotch bonnet peppers aren't the hottest out there, but they still pack a mean punch. If you want to tone down their spice level, try this trick.

    By Andy Hume Read More
  • Overhead shot of a chefs knife on a cutting board with chopped parsley

    How To Properly Hold A Chef's Knife For Beginners

    A chef's knife is a versatile kitchen tool, ideal for everything from chopping veggies to cutting meat, but it's important to know how to hold one correctly.

    By David Bugg Read More
  • Hands putting dishes on wall rack

    This Simple Solution Makes It Way Easier To Store Dishes In A Small Kitchen

    If you have a small kitchen, you probably fight for space every day. If you struggle to find storage space for your dishes, consider this one simple solution.

    By Maggie Peña Read More
  • first aid kit with medical supplies on a table

    Make Your Kitchen Safer With This Organization Tip From Martha Stewart

    The kitchen can be a place for deliciousness, but also for danger. To quickly take care of kitchen mishaps when they arise, follow Martha Stewart's lead.

    By Megan Shoop-Volz Read More
  • a mason jar with noodle soup and veggies inside

    How To Layer Mason Jar Noodle Soup For The Ultimate Taste And Freshness

    Mason jar noodle soup is an easily customizable, healthy lunch to meal prep, but you should be strategic when layering ingredients for the best flavor.

    By Sonora Slater Read More
  • Rusty drip pans on a white surface.

    How To Clean Your Stove's Drip Pans The Correct Way

    If your stove has drip pans, cleaning them is just a fact of life. However, there are only so many ways to do it; here's how to clean them the correct way.

    By Georgina Jedikovska Read More
  • Matcha martini

    Move Over Espresso. Matcha Martinis Are Here To Steal The Spotlight

    Grassy-green and full of flavor, matcha martinis offer their own charms to cocktail drinkers looking for a new addition to a customizable classic.

    By Jackson Williams Read More
  • Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich

    How To Get A Fresh Chick-Fil-A Sandwich Every Time You Order

    Want to guarantee that you get a freshly made chicken sandwich every time you order at Chick-fil-A? Try one of these two ordering hacks.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • bartender pouring cream drinks into two glasses

    How To Tell If Your Bourbon Cream Has Gone Bad

    Bourbon cream gets its smooth creaminess from dairy-based cream. Sadly, this dairy also makes it susceptible to spoiling much faster than other liqueurs.

    By Mathieson Nishimura Read More
  • mason jar milkshakes with candy garnish

    How To Use A Mason Jar For A Low-Effort Milkshake Maker

    If you're craving a milkshake but you don't have a blender, luckily a Mason jar will work just fine. Here's how to make a homemade milkshake with a Mason jar.

    By Jessica Riggio Read More
  • Cracker Barrel breakfast dishes

    How To Make The Most Out Of A Cracker Barrel Breakfast For 2

    Cracker Barrel offers plenty of great food for surprisingly good prices, but you can squeeze some more savings into a meal for two with some strategy.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • A raw prime rib steak

    Should You Reverse Sear Prime Rib Steaks?

    Prime rib is a special cut of meat that you might not often enjoy, so you want to ensure you cook it properly. Here's whether you should reverse sear it or not.

    By Adam Raphael Read More
  • water being poured from a tap into a cup

    The Easy Way To Remove Chlorine From Water And Taste What You've Been Missing

    Though chlorine is added to tap water for safety reasons, it can make your water taste chemical. Here are several fast and easy ways to remove that flavor.

    By Megan Shoop-Volz Read More
  • Roasted chestnuts with skin peeling back

    How To Roast Chestnuts Without A Fire Or Oven From The Comfort Of Your Home

    Roasted chestnuts are a delicious cool-weather staple. If you want to make them yourself at home, there's no need to turn on the oven or start a fire.

    By Dhruv Trivedi Read More
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